Rob has served as professor and architecture critic at prestigious design schools and universities around the country including Harvard University, Cornell University, Columbia University, Yale University, The Pratt Institute, Parsons the New School for Design, Syracuse University, Iowa State University, Washington University in St Louis, Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), Tulane University and held the Cullinan Chair in Architecture at Rice University. He presented as keynote speaker for the National Building Museum's Spotlight on Design and the Malaysian Institute of Architects in Datum, Kuala Lumpur. Believing that even a single building is a piece of urban design, his work assertively and elegantly combines urbanism, landscape and architecture.Ī recognized leader in advancing new urban technologies and programs, Rob has lectured on urban design and security in Lower Manhattan for the National Capitol Planning Commission and the National Academy of Sciences. From reinventing the security bollard to redesigning a subtle icon on the National Mall, Rob continually elevates accepted conventions in his quest to develop intelligent, rich and timeless contributions to our physical environment. Rob creates institutional and cultural buildings that are civic works. For over 30 years, Rob has explored the edges of architecture and the overlap of disciplines: the spaces where architecture, landscapes and the public realm converge. Rogers founded Rogers Partners Architects + Urban Designers in August 2013 by Robert M. Newman was recognized for her role in changing the streets of New York. A Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, Ms.
LEED certified, Margaret managed the development of green infrastructure prototypes for NYC streets. With extensive experience designing and building complex projects in urban environments, Margaret has played leadership roles in government as Chief of Staff for the New York City Department of Transportation under Mayor Bloomberg where she led the transformation of Times Square, in advocacy as Executive Director for the Municipal Art Society of New York, and as a founding partner in Marren and Newman Architects. Oliver is a Member of the Technical Advisory Committee for the NYC Mayor’s Carbon Challenge for Commercial Tenants and a member of the Expert Advisory Committee of INDICATE, an EU sponsored Smart City Initiative to create cloud-based Urban Energy Planning and Assessment Tools.Īn architect and urban designer, Margaret Newman FAIA currently leads her own consulting firm More Urban, focusing on design, urban planning, transportation and development projects., Most recently a Principal at Arup, an international firm of designers, planners, and engineers, Margaret led the Planning team in the NY office focusing on public realm projects prioritizing design excellence and transportation.
He has been a moderator and panelist on numerous industry events on sustainable design.
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In February 2010 Oliver was selected to participate in the LEED ND Pilot Program and became one of the first LEED Accredited Professionals for Neighborhood Development in addition to being LEED AP for Building Design and Construction for over 14 years.Īn outstanding academic and professional leader, Oliver regularly speaks about and teaches courses on sustainability topics at universities such as the Cooper Union, Columbia University, Pratt Institute, and the New York School of Interior Design. His work includes assignments as diverse as facilitating the planning and implementation of high performance energy and water strategies for a corporate headquarters project in Houston, TX, planning advisory for a 50,000-hectare seawater irrigated bio-fuel agricultural project, the development of innovative net-zero energy housing projects in the US, Germany and Switzerland, advisory for several net-zero energy projects and the design for the Beacon Institute’s Center for Environmental Innovation and Education (CEIE) at Dennings Point in Beacon, NY. His clients include The New York Times, Novartis, McGraw-Hill, Morgan Stanley, Qatar Airways, the Dogus Group, Bilgili Holding, Global Seawater Inc., and The Beacon Institute. As a practice area leader for Gensler’s North-East region, Oliver is responsible for overseeing planning and urban design projects, architectural designs and commercial as well as institutional projects ranging from a small environmental not-for-profit to large scale master plans in the U.S.
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